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DHS components jointly utilize biometric systems and surveillance architecture for enforcement within the broader DHS framework.

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DHS components jointly utilize biometric systems and surveillance architecture for enforcement within the broader DHS framework.

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  1. Kyle Schutt was appointed to lead the biometric identity office, which is part of the broader DHS technology portfolio.Sub-event
  2. A final rule has been passed establishing a mandatory entry-exit tracking system that serves as the country's customs service and allows for biometric collection expansion.Sub-event
  3. DHS components are integrating biometric systems into their surveillance architecture for enforcement.1 source

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